Hi Makarius, Right now the listings are only good to tell users of SML/NJ and MLton about Poly/ML, which is a worthy cause, but a large audience of functional programming enthusiasts may still be entirely unaware of StandardML at all (let's admit it, it's not one of the languages everyone is talking about).
Looks like many languages that have standards have their own entries on alternativeto (e.g. C++), I think it's a good idea to add an entry for StandardML itself, mention the implementation there, and suggest it as an alternative to other typed functional languages at least. On 02/20/2018 05:47 PM, Makarius wrote: > Dear Poly/ML enthusiasts, > > quite often the best-known system in a certain category is not really > the best. The website https://alternativeto.net occasionally helps to > turn perception into reality, by choosing a proper alternative. > > I have already created entries for some implementations of Standard ML > on this site, including https://alternativeto.net/software/poly-ml > > Maybe some people on this list want to add some more, add likes, > comments etc. as a proof that Poly/ML is presently the center of active > Standard ML development. > > > Makarius > _______________________________________________ > polyml mailing list > polyml@inf.ed.ac.uk > http://lists.inf.ed.ac.uk/mailman/listinfo/polyml -- #!/usr/bin/env perl @a=split(//, "daniil @ baturin . org" );# Daniil Baturin @b=split(//,q/Px%!+o0Q6lh*7dp$.@8#%|y{/);while($i<24){$_.= chr((ord(@b[$i])-ord(@a[$i])+62)%94+32);$i++};print"$_\n"#
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